Ithaca College

Seats in the 1 credit FLEFF mini courses are still available, March 29-April 2.

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LIGHTS! CAMERA! RELAY!
3rd Annual Cornell/Ithaca Relay for Life
Sat. March 31st- Sun. April 1st
7PM-7AM
Barton Hall, Cornell U.

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Jewish Indian visual artist Siona Benjamin will join South Asian dancer Ishrat Hoque in a performance entitled “Color Me Blue” on Tuesday evening March 27 at Ithaca College. Described as “an exploration of female energy and power,” this event will be set in the Handwerker Art Gallery (Gannett Center) surrounded by Siona Benjamin’s paintings, which are on exhibit through April 7.

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Ithaca College has suspended its affiliation with the School for International Training (SIT) as of March 15, effective immediately. Any student planning to study abroad with SIT during the upcoming academic year (summer, fall or spring) should contact the Office of International Programs right away to discuss other study abroad options.

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Please bid a fond farewell to Sandy Simkin who is leaving Ithaca College at the end of March.

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Cutting to Cope: Understanding Self-Injury and How to Stop the Cycle
Monday, March 26th, 7:00 p.m., Clark Lounge

Cutting or burning yourself, interfering with the healing of wounds, hitting or bruising yourself, and biting your fingernails excessively are all forms of self-injury.

Self-Injury is the act of physically hurting yourself on purpose without the intent of committing suicide. It is a method of coping during an emotionally difficult time that helps some people temporarily feel better because they have a way to physically express and release the tension and the pain they hold inside.

Learn more about self-injury and how to respond to a friend who might be hurting her/himself.

A panel presentation by: Dr Vivian Lorenzo, Hammond Health Center; Dr Suki Montgomery, Counseling Center; Lind Koenig, Residential Life, and a self-injurer in recovery.

Sponsored by the Health Promotion Committee

Phonathon is a fun and easy way to help accepted students learn more about Ithaca College from friendly and credible resources. YOU!

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The Rozatones and Stanley and the Livingstons will perform this Thursday night at Castways at a benefit concert for the Make-A-Wish foundation. Cover is $5 and the event runs 9-12. The event is sponsored by IC's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America.

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Asma Barlas, director of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity (CSCRE) and professor of politics, gave an invited talk at a conference, "Muslim Women: Between Oppression and Self-Empowerment," organized by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Cologne, Germany, on March 9. She also made a presentation March 14 on "Islam, Gender, and the War on Terror," at Bates College in Maine.

At 6 PM on March 25, 2007, the Sword Team of Ithaca College is holding a get-together to celebrate the warrior culture of Japan. Pizza and soft drinks will be provided, so join us in the Center for Natural Sciences this Sunday to honor your martial traditions.

The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies in collaboration with Alpine Ascents International is offering a 13-day Mountaineering course this summer led by professional leaders in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State: RLS-27800 Glacier Mountaineering, 2 credits, NLA, Pass/Fail

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Dear Students and Leaders,

On behalf of the Student Government Association, I would like to extend an invitation to you or your organization to join the upcoming Unity Council.

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Visiting assistant professor Paula Turkon published a book chapter entitled, "Food Preparation and Status in Mesoamerica," in the book, The Archaeology of Food and Identity, edited by Kathryn Twiss of the Center for Archaeological Investigations (Occasional Paper #34), Southern Illinois University.

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Want an interesting job that looks great on your resume? Want to work in a place when you learn new things every day? Now is the time to apply to Information Technology Services (ITS). We have over 40 jobs available for the fall semester.

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A training session will be held this Saturday, March 24th from 1-3pm for students interested in working next year as a group exercise instructor.

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Cornell/Ithaca Relay for Life
Sat. March 31st- Sun. April 1st
7:00 PM -7:00 AM
Barton Hall, Cornell U.

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Recreational Sports is now accepting applications for Outdoor Lifeguards. Applications are due April 13, 2007 at 5:00pm.

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To All Students who will be applying to schools this coming summer/fall.


You MUST interview with the committee if you want a recommendation letter for your applications.

The Interviews with the Premed Committee will be held on:
> Monday, April 9th
> Thursday, April 12th
> Tuesday, April 17th
> Wednesday, April 18th

All interviews are held between 7:00pm - 10:00pm and last 30 min.

In order to sign up for an interview, you need to turn in a resume and personal statement to Jean Hardwick no later than Friday, March 23rd.

Questions? Contact Jean Hardwick at jhardwick@ithaca.edu or 43213 (Office CNS 169)

https://www.ithaca.edu/hs/pre/med/meetings/

In order to provide our staff with the opportunity to learn about the changes to the Compensation Program, additional training sessions have been scheduled on March 28 and 29 with our Segal/Sibson consultants. For more details and to register, please go to:
www.ithaca.edu/hr/compensation/opensessions/

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The Human Resources Parnassus Group is pleased to announce release of the newest version of Student Employee Self-Service.

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